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2.4 Monitoring Faults
Vocabulary
Outline
Devices that Monitor Faults
2.4 Monitoring Faults
Vocabulary
No Vocabulary In 2.4
Outline
Devices that Monitor Faults
geologists created instruments to record the ground movements along the fault
these instruments that geologists use measure the stress and deformation in the Earth's crust
Creep Meters
Creep Meter measures horizontal movements from the ground
this tool measures the amount of how much the fault has moved
Laser Ranging Devices
a tool using a laser to locate the smallest fault movements ever
can detect any movement of changes in the distance of the reflector
Tiltmeters
this scale that measures the tilt of a fault
the Tiltmeter with with the water indicates how much the fault has tilted by the tilt of the water inside the scaled
Satellite Monitors
instead of making instruments that are based on the ground they also concentrated to measure ground movements from space
this type of a instrument uses radio waves to see how big the fault
Monitoring Risk in the United States
even if the geologist use all the technology in the world they still wouldn't predict the exact measurements of an earthquake
but geologists know that earthquakes store up energy inside a rock of a fault
geologist can also predict where the earthquake will strike by determining where faults are active
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Table of Contents
2.4 Monitoring Faults
Vocabulary
No Vocabulary In 2.4
Outline
Devices that Monitor Faults
- geologists created instruments to record the ground movements along the fault
- these instruments that geologists use measure the stress and deformation in the Earth's crust
Creep Meters- Creep Meter measures horizontal movements from the ground
- this tool measures the amount of how much the fault has moved
Laser Ranging Devices- a tool using a laser to locate the smallest fault movements ever
- can detect any movement of changes in the distance of the reflector
Tiltmeters- this scale that measures the tilt of a fault
- the Tiltmeter with with the water indicates how much the fault has tilted by the tilt of the water inside the scaled
Satellite Monitors- instead of making instruments that are based on the ground they also concentrated to measure ground movements from space
- this type of a instrument uses radio waves to see how big the fault
Monitoring Risk in the United States